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💥💥💥IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM NFSC💥💥💥
Mr. Miles Guo, the founder of the New Federal State of China (NFSC), has issued the following statement today:
Gen. Zhang Youxia, China’s second-highest-ranking military figure after Xi Jinping and the PLA’s most senior professional commander, has sought cooperation with the United States in an effort to avert a Taiwan conflict and, ultimately, to dismantle the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from within.
Mr. Guo states that this episode is a historic inflection point, the first known instance of a top-tier PLA leader attempting what he characterizes as “using the CCP to destroy the CCP.”
Gen. Zhang Youxia is a central military power broker who, for years, compensated for Xi Jinping’s lack of professional military experience. Liu Zhenli, Chief of the PLA General Staff, has acted in coordination with Zhang.
The CCP has publicly framed recent actions against these figures as routine disciplinary measures related to corruption or personal misconduct. Mr. Guo said that this narrative is a political smokescreen intended to mask Zhang’s political rupture with Xi and to avoid signaling elite-level dissent within the PLA.
Gen. Zhang Youxia’s Motive and Objective
Zhang controlled China’s military budgets, estimated at 15 to 20 percent of China’s annual GDP (trillions of USD), for more than a decade. Mr. Guo emphasizes that corruption within the CCP is systemic and functionally embedded in governance as a tool of leverage and control. Senior leaders often promote officials with known financial or personal vulnerabilities precisely to ensure compliance. Personal enrichment, therefore, doesn't constitute a rational motive for Zhang’s actions.
At over 70 years of age, Zhang would have little to gain from exile, making defection an implausible motivation.
Mr. Guo states that Zhang and Liu’s core objective was the dismantling of the CCP itself, an effort was necessary to prevent catastrophic outcomes, including large-scale war and potential nuclear conflict.
Based on prior NFSC intelligence, Zhang has sought U.S. cooperation after concluding that Xi Jinping’s intent to confront the United States and invade Taiwan was strategically irrational and potentially disastrous. Mr. Guo also suspects that the U.S. response was cautious and noncommittal, which may have contributed to the failure of Zhang’s initiative.
Strategic Implications at Home and Abroad
Mr. Guo states that, despite the failure, this episode has triggered a fundamental psychological shift: the perception of the CCP’s invulnerability is eroding, both among CCP military elites and within U.S. strategic assessments.
Mr. Guo also states that Zhang possessed intelligence of exceptional strategic value, exceeding even nuclear weapons data, and of immense value to the United States, including insight into:
✅Actual PLA readiness and combat capability
✅The true condition of PLA weapons systems
✅Overseas covert and influence networks
✅Hidden financial assets controlled by the CCP
The coordinated actions of Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, both operating from the core of the PLA command structure, suggest an organized, institutional challenge rather than an isolated act of dissent, making the CCP’s efforts to contain the political fallout impossible.
Mr. Guo predicts destabilizing effects across Russia and BRICS-aligned states, prompting quiet reassessments of alignment with Beijing and exploratory moves toward rapprochement with the United States.
Assessment of CCP Political Stability
Mr. Guo asserts that Xi Jinping’s CCP has effectively lost:
❌Public confidence (“the people’s heart”)
❌Military confidence (“the army’s heart”)
❌Party confidence ("senior cadres' and elders' heart")
What remains are compelled displays of loyalty, which are signals of insecurity and vulnerability rather than genuine authority.
Conclusions
1. The CCP is not invincible.
The episode demonstrates that actors at the highest levels believe the Party can be dismantled. Xi Jinping’s confrontational posture toward the United States is assessed as strategically delusional.
2. Xi Jinping’s authority is hollowing out.
Loyalty demonstrations are performative. Those who emphasize loyalty most aggressively may, paradoxically, be at greatest risk of future purges.
3. Information warfare dynamics are shifting.
On January 24, the NFSC reported that Zhang’s capture stemmed from cooperation with the United States. The following day, the CCP advanced a counter-narrative, including a Wall Street Journal article on January 25 alleging that Zhang had leaked PLA nuclear secrets to the U.S.
Mr. Guo states that, due to the collective efforts of NFSC members, the CCP’s traditional ability to control the timing, framing, and containment of sensitive narratives in global information channels has been weakened.
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